Logic

Logic

Devices that have an output which is based on a logical operation performed on the input.

Gates, Inverters
A semiconductor device used in digital circuits to change the state of the output based on the state of the inputs. Each type of gate has different rules as to what the output will be. Common gate types include AND, OR, NAD, NOR, and NOT (inverter) styles.

Gates and Inverters - Multi-function, Configurable
A semiconductor device used in digital circuits to change the state of the output based on the state of the inputs. Items in this family can either have a variety of outputs or be set to provide specific logic outputs.

Flip Flops
A semiconductor devices designed to store a logic state (bit). The state of these devices remain stable until a trigger pulse is received. Flip-flops are edge sensitive devices. Several types of flip flops exist including D (Delay), JK, and SR (Set Reset).

Latches
A semiconductor device designed to store a logic state (bit). If the enable is set on the device then the outputs will be constantly changing based on changes in the inputs. Many type of latches exist including D (Delay), SR (Set Reset) and T (Transparent).

Comparators
A semiconductor devices that is designed to look at different inputs and based on the differences return an output. Different styles are available for that compare difference types of inputs.

Parity Generators and Checkers
A semiconductor device that is used to produce and/or check on an extra bit that is transmitted with a signal. this extra bit is used to check for errors that occurred during transmission.